District: Scituate School District
Author: Hannah Gardner (data) & Samantha Wagner (analysis)
Per Pupil Expenditures
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Indicator
Your district
Rhode Island
Average
Total
$11,495
$14,119
Instruction
$6,697
$7,295
Instructional support
$1,638
$2,300
Operations
$2,023
$2,116
Leadership
$681
$806
Other Commitments
$456
$1,601
General Education
$9,563
$9,220
Title I
$145
$536
Special Education
$12,761
$16,382
Career and Technical Education
$0
$4,249
English Language Learners
$10,648
$7,931
Analysis Paragraph:
Scituate spends less money than the state as a whole. In total, the district of Scituate spends $11,495, $2,624 less than the state. Scituate spends about $598 less than the state on instruction alone and about $662 less on instructional support. The district only spends about $100 less than the state to operate its schools, about $200 dollars less in leadership expenses, and $1,145 less on other commitments. Scituate spends about $400 less in Title I, $3,621 less in special education, and $4,249 less in career and technical education. Scituate only spends more than the state of Rhode Island in general education, about $300 more than the state, and English language learners, about $2,717 more than the state.
Author: Hannah Gardner (data) & Samantha Wagner (analysis)
Per Pupil Expenditures
Average
$11,495
$14,119
$6,697
$7,295
$1,638
$2,300
$2,023
$2,116
$681
$806
$456
$1,601
$9,563
$9,220
$145
$536
$12,761
$16,382
$0
$4,249
$10,648
$7,931
Analysis Paragraph:
Scituate spends less money than the state as a whole. In total, the district of Scituate spends $11,495, $2,624 less than the state. Scituate spends about $598 less than the state on instruction alone and about $662 less on instructional support. The district only spends about $100 less than the state to operate its schools, about $200 dollars less in leadership expenses, and $1,145 less on other commitments. Scituate spends about $400 less in Title I, $3,621 less in special education, and $4,249 less in career and technical education. Scituate only spends more than the state of Rhode Island in general education, about $300 more than the state, and English language learners, about $2,717 more than the state.